vishwas basotra
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Oh man we need games like "Clash of Clans"....i am lying to play clash of clan in my phone... So Microsoft and developers plz do something if you want to beat android and ios....
Sorry if I'm repeating anything...
2. Better keyboard. Idk if its just me but the Windows phone keyboard is not as accurate as the iOS or Android keyboards.
3. A better app selection would be nice.
I think this thread is about two years too late.
1) Windows 10 is too buggy for consumers. They will not do the resets we have to do to get phones working.
2) MS abandoned the low end market. This was their biggest market share. It disappeared overnight when they did this.
3) The Windopws APP store on mopbile is a horrible mess
4) Because of 1,2 and 3 you won't attract developers to Windows Phone anymore.
What could they do.
Reinvent Windows phone as a secure mobile that gets updates for business and people worried about security.
But this won't happen because they need market share to achieve this, and they've destroyed that.
IMHO, MSFT have probably done the best thing to give Win10Mobile, the best chance. By withdrawing and reevaluating their position, has given time to breathe. The past few years have been tempestuous for MSFT. Why they decided to go 'mental' and try to compete in the market place with the big guns, is anyone's guess. The acquisition of Nokia was a very expensive marriage doomed to divorce, as it proved to be, apart from a couple of notable children in the 930 and 1520.
If you went instore to choose a new mobile device, you would give up looking at Windows devices, and head straight for the Samsung / Apple display. There were so many devices, all vying for the same segment, including some models, for example, the 635. 512mb or 1gig, 4G or 3G...and so on.
It's no surprise things went south rapidly. Then you add in carriers falling out with MSFT and you have a recipe for disaster.
They have now stripped the range down to four devices, and this has left room for a couple of OEMs to test the water. Would HP spend a shed load of R&D for an enterprise device if they didn't see some potential returns?
The biggest bug bear for the loyal Window-ists is the non support of models to get Win10M. Tech moves so fast these days and to carry on supporting older devices, isn't economically viable, especially when the insider program users say the experience isn't good.* You also have those that won't be supported past TH2, again they may struggle on Redstone builds. No one likes it, I've got an old 1320 that runs 10586.xxx no worries but I can only go so far with it. Shame, as it's a great device. Things had to change, and as a business owner myself, I would have done the same. Hell, most Android OEM's drop support for devices if it rains twice in a year! That half the reason XDA is such a popular stopping point for ditched Android users. Alas, we don't really have that luxury these days.
So, by taking a step back, and a lot of head scratching, things may be different. Unfortunately, Windows Phone is a poisoned chalice, and by converging everything under the Windows 10 banner, they may have a chance. Not so much in the consumer market, but the enterprise market.
Who knows, with the Vietnam manufacturing plant being included, in the Foxconn sale, Mobile and Surface coming together etc, maybe these toe dipping OEMs could be responsible for the consumer orientated devices, and Surface responsible for the Flagship devices. After all, Surface has been a huge hit and introduced the world to 'proper' mobile working, and a whole new genre!
I think this thread is about two years too late.
Market can be created where none existed before. From several articles, it looks like the goal is not to produce phones but something new that can both function as a phone and something else
Well this thread was started July 2014 :0